“…king orders under s. 91 (14). I would add that it also has a general power to tailor its procedure to the circumstances of the case (see Re B (Minors)(Contact) [1994] 2 FLR 1) and also the power to dispose of abusive applications summarily. So, for example, an application for contact with a child subject to an SGO may be suitable fo…”
“…g LJ (at [24] onwards) thoroughly surveyed the Family Justice Reforms and the Public Law Outline. At [39], she cited the earlier decision of this court in Re B [1994] 2 FLR 1, a contact case, concerning the circumstances in which orders can be made without a full hearing. Having done so, King LJ said this at [40]:…”